Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-15
New Interpretations.

ence, fifty years Place of business, San
Francisco. Trustees, C. Cuneo, Z. C. Pail
nero, P. Campedonio, E. V. Loingo, ].
Pescia. Capital stock, 100000, divided
into $4,000 shares.
San Jacinto Lime Company-Purpose to
manufacture and sell lime. Capital stock
$4,000, divided into 500 shares. Directors.
II. C. Ashenfelter, J. McLaren, l.. F.
Olmstead, w. f. Dillon, d. McCann, r. P.
Winters and Noah Scovell. Term of ex-
istence, twenty years. Place of business,
San Jacinto.
OLIVE BRANCH SOCIETY. - The Olive
Branch Ladies Society had its installation
of officers Wednesday evening. Past
President Mrs. Emma Morehouse installed
the following officers: Mrs. Sarah A. Gent,
President Mrs. Amelia Sturmer, Vice
President; Mrs. Effie Doherty, Recording
Secretary Mrs. Flora Knox, Financial
Secretary; Mrs. A. A. Johnson, Assistant
Secretary; Mrs. Annie Gill, Treasurer
Mrs. Mary ]. Nichols. Chaplain; Mrs Mary
Chopper, Warden Mrs. Mintha Labhard.
Conductor; Mrs. Martha Mathena Guard ;
Mrs. Christine Fourness, Mrs. Katie
Hauser, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Trustees. A
short programme, literary and musical was
rendered, as follows: Piano solo, Mrs Mary
Stubbe recitation, Miss Mary Gill song,
little Pearl Labhard piano solo, Miss
Nellie Gent; recitation, Master Ally Lab
hard; piano duet, Misses May Walker and
Josie Johnson; recitation, Miss Nellie
Gent. Refreshments were then served, and
the young folks enjoyed themselves trip
ping the light fantastic toe This society
has opened its charter for a short time for
admission of members. 1t is a purely
beneficiary order.
IRRIGATION FOR SACRAMENTO COUNTY
There are good prospects that Sacramento
county will soon have water supply for
irrigation, and that means the addition of
millions of dollars to our assessment roll
in the three or four years from the time it
is accomplished. In addition to the active
movement on the part of the committee
from the Sacramento improvement Asso-
citation in this direction, outside interests
are also considering the scheme of bringing
water for this purpose, knowing that no
more profitable investment can possibly be
made. The San Francisco Bulletin says /:
An engineer of note from San Francisco
was in Placerville last week. and in COM
pany with Superintendent Hale, of the
ditch company was investigating the
scheme for supplying Sacramento county
with water by a big ditch out of Webber
creek"
CONCERT THIS EvENING.-The First Ar
tillery Band, C. A Neale, conductor, will
give the next open-air concert of the sea-
son at Capitol Park this evening, commenc-
ing at s o'clock sharp. The programme
will include the following numbers
March, Governor Bartlett - overture,
Poet and Peasant" Suppe waltz, " Wis
ions of the Past" Robinson selection,
j. III
bert's," Schubert ; schottisehe, She's Just
too Sweet to Live-Who ~ selection. I" Err
mimic Jacobowski waltz, 4" Auf Weider-
sehen, Bailey lby request of members of
the Bric-a-Brac Club; descriptive march,
The Passing Regiment" descriptive of a
regiment coming into, passing through and
out of a town, headed by its band playing /;
selection, I" lie Tambour du Garde, - It'd
America
JAMES LEoYARD.-This individual, who
on Wednesday evening nearly bit officer
Able's thumb off, was before Judge Buck
ley in the Police Court yesterday morning.
to respond TO charges of disturbing the
peace and attempted mayhem. He denied
his statement of the previous evening, that
he had been prisoner al Folsom, and said
that year ago he was discharged from the
Insane Asylum at Napa, he having been
confined there because of his becoming in
sane through an injury to his head. caused
by fall from derrick. Just before COM
ing to Sacramento he was picking fruit at
Reuters. The Court decided, as it was
scarcely probable a jury would convict on
the mayhem charge, to dismiss it, but the
defendant was convicted of disturbing the
peace and sentenced TO 60 days in the county
jail.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday All Lee, All Sing All
Quoy, All Gee, Lee Yen, All On and Fred
Asher, for visiting, an opium den All
Chat, alias Cock-eye, for keeping an opium
den-all by officers Lowell and Farrell